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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1942

Page

3

Chibougamau Trail Chiller Ends with Opium Ring Break

Six men perish on the Chibougamau trail as Mounties Garry Finlay and Red Malone expose a major opium smuggling ring led by Isadore. A plane chase, a forest fire plotted by Wakistan, a showdown at Isadore’s home, and a dramatic capture seal the case. Finlay and Malone receive commendations as the trail finally clears and the squad heads for Matagami to depose the ring’s leaders.

Chibougamau Trail Garry Finlay Red Malone Blaise Finlay Lise Patamish Peterboro Isadore Red Waiwanipi Garry Amsterdam Dominion Police Europe Hudson’s Bay Constable Malone Thistle Malone Wabistan Jules Isadore Prussie Blondell Corinne Batoche Malone Sergeant Finlay Inspector Haldane Haldaneen Wakistan Mikisis

Protecting Farms From Rat Menace and Prevention Tips

Agricultural guidance from Rutgers urges use of poison bait fumigation and traps to guard farms during the Food for Freedom era. Emphasizes removing waste eliminating shelter areas securing rat proof buildings and sealing holes to two feet deep foundations and mesh screening. Everlasting diligence is urged.

New Eet College of Agriculture Rutgers University Nations

Plow Sharpening and Alignment Tips From Farm Engineers

Farmers should measure down suction and land suction of the share before using a new plow and record readings for later sharpening. Penins cotter bearings must be snug and true but free, replace badly worn parts. Colters cut one half to one inch wider than the share with two fingers width above it. The jointer should be behind the colter hub enough to avoid dirt wedging and deep enough to form a four inch ribbon of soil. When no rolling colter is used, set the jointer point over the share, as with a disc jointer.

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Household Hints For Wartime Efficiency And Preservation

Practical wartime notes cover drying steel wool in sun to avoid rust, not salting corn water to keep texture, boiling corn ten minutes before serving, unwrapping soap before storage to extend life, stale bread yielding crumbs for storage, caring for pots and pans to conserve metal, using celery tops as stock, clearing cellar attic for fire safety, salvaging old rags for campaigns, storing linens rolled in cool dry places, lacquered silver care with periodic alcohol cleanup, and reapplying a lacquer coat after wear.

Normal Loss Shell Eggs Shipments to Isle

Shell eggs from U S farms are reaching Great Britain with losses of 5.3 percent or less, mainly due to spoilage and breakage. Massachusetts State College extension poultryman G T Klein says the figure aligns with normal domestic losses and confirms eggs arrive usable for English consumers under Lend-Lease.

United States Great Britain G. T. Klein Massachusetts State College House of Commons Major Lloyd-George Minister of Foods Mr. Klein

Free Yeast Recipe Book Offer From Standard Brands

If you bake at home Standard Brands Inc offers a free yeast recipe book featuring Oven Scones Cheese Puffs Honey Pecan Buns Coffee Cakes and Rolls. Send a card with your name and address to 691 Washington St New York City adv.

Standard Brands Inc Washington St New York City Adv

Farm Notes Housing to Aid War Effort Under New Allocation

The Farm Security Administration will supply 12 269 dwelling units in 24 war industry areas financed by a $13 000 000 presidential allocation. Trailers and dormitories will be provided for temporary wartime housing for workers. Facilities are expected ready early in March.

Farm Security Administration U. S. Department of Agriculture

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